@@kylewhetstone881 right I was a volunteer and this is another example of someone making a comment not really knowing what they are talking about so if your not sure you ask something he didnt do lol
Ok for everyone who is to lazy to go on streetview and keep guessing on what siren it is. This is on the Malverene Volunteer Fire Company in Nassau County, NY in Long Island. The siren type is a Federal Sign & Signal Model 7AT. Hope this clears up and stop commenting on what siren it is. *Can you please pin this so all the siren kiddies will stop spamming* Thanks.
Not really the FarmVille,Virginia volunteer fire department has siren but it on the roof top of the FarmVille,Virginia police station in downtown FarmVille,Virginia.
Nope. It's a Model 5T. Not to mention they also have a Diaphone; they just don't use it. There's a diaphone in my hometown of Swarthmore, PA, that is used and hearable from a far distance (that said, my home county of Delaware).
Oh HEEELLL NAW Bruh a thunderbolt sounds like a carter air raid siren but with a blower that amplifies the noise to sound louder and also sound a bit distorted
@@kbye8s eh.... I take it you're not familiar with the siren enthusiasts community.... "Mr Toilet" is a slang term for an ACA Allertor siren due to its uncanny resemblance to a toilet. The siren sounding in this video is most likely an Allertor, hence why I made the comment....
@@notinuse60 Good job! Allertors are singularly weird looking. I can confirm that they are, indeed, called the toilet in some circles of the siren fan community (but in other circles, you'll receive major stink eye so beware).
@@mugwump242 ah right thanks for the info 👍🏻 I thought pretty much everyone in the siren community knew it as Mr Toilet but I'll be careful in future lol 🤣🔊🚽
The siren in the video is a Federal Signal Model 5. There's also a Gamewell Diaphone there as well. The siren is located on the pole extension at 00:27. Here it is in Google Street View: goo.gl/maps/3k4T1g2HsPP2
![[Station Siren] East branch volunteer fire district going on a response in Upstate New York.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bRPaO2KPEOs/mqdefault.jpg)
If you listen closely, before the siren, You can hear a model 2 in the background, with a radio talking
That's not an air raid siren. I think its called a fire station siren when its on a fire station lol.
fire siren
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Actually, it’s a air raid siren to alert the firefighters
An air raid siren is basically a fire siren, air raid is the type of siren it is used as a fire siren. This one is dual toned.
@@kylewhetstone881 right I was a volunteer and this is another example of someone making a comment not really knowing what they are talking about so if your not sure you ask something he didnt do lol
Where is this Fire Company located at ? Locality and State ?
Siren starts at 0:25
It's a Federal Model 5/7T, which has the same sound as the SD-10 and is three-phase.
no its a 8/10 port allertor.
I Think It’s A Dual Tone 5T Or A SD-10
@@MonkeyFilmProductions It is a 5T.
@@thunderaarcanis98 *It* *is* *not* *an* *Allertor.*
No it isn’t. An Allertor is a rotating siren. This one sounds like it’s in a fixed position.
Okay, it’s a Federal Model 7T located at Malverne Fire Department in NY
Jeremy Schankin Thanks
Forget if its a FS 5 or 7. I'm more interested in the Gamewell Diaphone that wasn't used!
It is actually used now
Is this Malverine, NY?
Malverne**, but yes
Ok for everyone who is to lazy to go on streetview and keep guessing on what siren it is. This is on the Malverene Volunteer Fire Company in Nassau County, NY in Long Island. The siren type is a Federal Sign & Signal Model 7AT. Hope this clears up and stop commenting on what siren it is. *Can you please pin this so all the siren kiddies will stop spamming* Thanks.
Not really the FarmVille,Virginia volunteer fire department has siren but it on the roof top of the FarmVille,Virginia police station in downtown FarmVille,Virginia.
Everytime I hear that siren I get goosebumps and all my hair stands on end lol
Like a sd10 or aca 125 or aca screamer
Same Siren As In Glen Cove
New York Yankees home run siren
It’s not an air raid siren, it’s a fire siren.
0:24
I bet the neighbors love it..
The neighbors who are siren fans
The sd 10 was replaced by a model 5
yes indeed
FS model 5t
That's a Federal Signal Model 5T!
Air raid siren motor used 40 hp billy
I know what it is too!😁
@@billybarr2911 ?
model 7 t and is this ny
The siren has called aca alletor
I live in malverne. That the siren with a fire is happening.
I thought that it was an Allertor siren but it was a modle7t
A fire station had a aca 125
It can be both.
Take a picture of it for me
Technically its a fire siren.
Sounds like an sd-10
That's An Aca Alertor-125 Siren
It's a Federal Signal 5 or 7 or 5t or 7t. You can see it from google street view. But it honestly doesn't sound like a Federal Signal
flags at half mast
SOUNDS LIKE ALLERTOR!
Wow! That tbings sounds sick.
Oui c'est promier mercredi du mois 9 septembre
When does this siren test?
The Chach....I did and they left me read...i didn’t ask you but thanks anyway.
@@linysirenfirebuff4786 It should be every Saturday since that's when nassau tests I believe
@@marylandsirensfirebuff9664 Where is Malverne’s Model 2 located?
@@stevenwolf977 I don't no
I thought it was a Sd10
i think thats an sd 10
sounds like a sd-10
That toilet shaped siren? Lol
Nope. It's a Model 5T. Not to mention they also have a Diaphone; they just don't use it. There's a diaphone in my hometown of Swarthmore, PA, that is used and hearable from a far distance (that said, my home county of Delaware).
the Maverick *it does but probably a model 5T*
@@nobodyheretoexplainthejoke6183 The toilet shaped siren is the *ACA Allertor 125*
its a 5t
Sound like aca alertor 125
Maybe it is an ACA allertor 125
Yup
FS SD-10 or ACA Allertor
It is a federal signal model 5T
@@iasirensandmore3868 actually a 7T according to others
That was a Model 5T
Sirens of NE Ohio NO FEDERAL 7T NORMMAL I SEE THIS IN GLEN COVE AND MARVELENE
The Chach Well Fuck Off And Get Documented And Reported I Had Enough Of Your Fucking Bullshit
The Chach Can You Fuck Up
You mean umm.... umm... sd 10? Or maybe a umm... model 5t or a allerter
No I’m not. It sounds like an Allertor to me.
I also heard a model 2. 2 of them
Kind of sound like a thunderbolt
Oh HEEELLL NAW
Bruh a thunderbolt sounds like a carter air raid siren but with a blower that amplifies the noise to sound louder and also sound a bit distorted
No
this is the fire station's severe weather siren
No it’s a fire siren
both it's a fire and severe weather siren
@@retrostudio5600 negative
@@robertaresta4637 ACA Screamer Or Allertor?
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It’s A screamer
This kind of seems the worst video ever because I can't see the top of the siren I'm just kidding it's kind of the best video
Sounds like Mr Toilet lol
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Do you know how to comment?
@@kbye8s eh.... I take it you're not familiar with the siren enthusiasts community.... "Mr Toilet" is a slang term for an ACA Allertor siren due to its uncanny resemblance to a toilet. The siren sounding in this video is most likely an Allertor, hence why I made the comment....
@@notinuse60 Good job! Allertors are singularly weird looking. I can confirm that they are, indeed, called the toilet in some circles of the siren fan community (but in other circles, you'll receive major stink eye so beware).
@@mugwump242 ah right thanks for the info 👍🏻 I thought pretty much everyone in the siren community knew it as Mr Toilet but I'll be careful in future lol 🤣🔊🚽
The siren in the video is a Federal Signal Model 5. There's also a Gamewell Diaphone there as well.
The siren is located on the pole extension at 00:27. Here it is in Google Street View: goo.gl/maps/3k4T1g2HsPP2
Why would they even need a siren if this is a full time fire hall?
Weather ie tornadoes floods
infinitecanadian it’s a volunteer fire department
A allertor
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